James Anderson

Hello SD Bullion blog visitors, my name is James Anderson, and this is our first SD Bullion Gold Silver Market Update.

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Let’s start by digging into the significant precious metals price actions for the past week and look at some of the supposed drivers for w

All four major precious metal spot prices had another solid week of price action.

The gold price in terms of spot finishes this week around $1,515 oz.

The spot platinum price cleared $950 oz. And the palladium price strikes another record high mostly due to an increasing shortage of this Pd precious metal, closing this week around $1,850 oz.

The silver spot price closes this week at 18.18 per troy ounce in fiat Federal Notes.

The Federal Reserve cut another 25 basis points this week to their Federal Funds Rate. With no end in sight, they are also often extending over $100 billion in Federal Reserve note repo loans through

Are you wondering about where the price of silver in fiat US dollars will go to in 2019?

The following is a list of 2019 silver price forecasts and silver price predictions by silver market analysts deep in the precious metal derivative and silver bullion trade.

Remember that often the inverse measurement we US bullion buyers and sellers use to value silver here is a fiat currency that has lost over 95% of its value to silver bullion throughout its existence.

We believe the trend of fiat US dollars losing value to silver bullion will not continue into the 2020s.

These days online, it is pretty commonplace to see negative name-calling instead of polite well-considered discussions.

Some of the alternative financial media's most naysaid targets are often those receiving the most attention. Much of the highest levels of vitriol get reserved for those few who make compelling arguments against a passionate group’s biases or even delusions of financial market grandeur. Many engage in this needling of group thinkers to gain further attention.

Enter best-selling financial author, James G. Rickards. Perhaps one of the modern gold market's most well-studied and well-spoken proponents. One who does an excellent job of boiling down the complex with helpful metaphors.

Over the last decade, dude has spread a lot of strong hot takes (i.e., often well-formed opinions) around the internet, in financial media spaces, and throughout the many pages of his best selling books. 

This post-9/11 ‘was not an inside job’ CIA analyst, often

This updated 3D illustration of John Exter's Pyramid of Financial Spillover Risks in 2019 may melt your mind in terms of its sheer size and scope.

Learn which asset classes are safest to own historically during many past financial follies, potential further bank bail-ins, stock market failures, or even in calmer market conditions.

A former Federal Reserve governor and precious metal administrator illustrated the way things typically go when financial spill-overs and crisis get going. 

See why gold bullion is historically the safest of all havens to hold. 

How does gold bullion perform when the US stock market crashes or turns down violently?

What is perhaps the best non-correlated store of value for stock investors who should consider selling and converting some nominal profit gain protection?

We and many of our customers buying bullion of late believe too, that answer is gold bullion. Followed too by short historic durations when silver even outperforms gold (e.g. 1979, 2010).

Other experts agree and are calling out record gold price forecasts and

Chris Marcus of Acadia Economics hosts James Anderson of SD Bullion in this final part three of a three-part discussion about the state of precious metals and financial markets.

In this segment, Chris poses the question, “Will The Department Of Justice Stop Silver Manipulation?”

There are larger games afoot than just greedy derivative traders making bonuses, while silver maybe perhaps the tip of the commodity price suppressed sphere. James points out that systematic commodity price suppression and manipulation is a tool of financial warfare and empire. 

Allowance of price rigging up and or down via outsized derivative leverage only devalues the underlying faith in o

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A solid week of price action turned in by all four major precious metals.

The price of silver appears to be ending the week just above the $18 fiat Fed note per troy oz mark, rising over 50¢ (cupro-nickel cents) from last week’s close.

Gold finds a weekly end to its spot gold price right around $1,505 oz.

Platinum rebounded well from recent downturns, the spot platinum price looks to be closing around $925 oz. Still, historical low in terms of it's over 100-year price relation to gold. Read

You might be wondering where this SD Bullion blog article's silver bullion vault and depository image is from.

That picture is from the year 1995.

It catches but a glimpse of 60 million ounces of silver, (in non-homogenous industrial 1,000-ounce silver bullion bars), all then held in a silver bullion depository by the Wilmington Trust.

It was documented by Jeff Christian’s CPM Group, a silver price forecaster who is also silver and record gold price bullish headed into the early 2020s.

Knowing the just in time nature of silver bullion de

Chris Marcus of Acadia Economics hosts James Anderson of SD Bullion in part two of a three-part discussion.

Are People Actually Buying Gold and Silver? - James Anderson says yes, especially this summer 2019.

The bullion industry has not seen this much secondary bullion leaving weak hands selling, moving to strong hands buying.

This phenomenon has been playing out for many years, but the volume in this summer 2019 is a sea change worthy of note. Things are markedly changing in precious metals as we move into the 2020s.

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Here James digs into what SD Bullion has been seeing in terms of if investors are actually buying silver and buying gold bullion in 2019. 

Contrary to lackadaisical